,Chapter gkgf1: gkgfHealth gkgfStatus gkgfof gkgfChildren: gkgfGlobal gkgfand
gkgf National gkgfPerspectives
1. Which gkgfregion gkgf globally gkgfhas gkgfthe gkgfhighest gkgf infant gkgfmortality gkgfrate?
A. Indonesia
B. Southern g k g f Asia
C. SubSaharan g k g f Africa gkgfCorrect
D. Syria
2. The gkgfprimary gkgfcare gkgfpediatric gkgfnurse gkgfpractitioner gkgfunderstands gkgfthat,
gkgf to gkgfachieve gkgfthe
greatest gkgfworldwide
reduction gkgfin gkgfchild gkgfmortality gkgffrom gkgfpneumonia gkgfand gkgfdiarrhea, gkgfwhich
gkgf interventionis gkgfmost gkgfeffective?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimal g k g f nutrition
C. Vaccinations gkgfCorrect
D. Water g k g f purification
3. Which gkgfis gkgftrue gkgfabout gkgfthe gkgfhealth gkgfstatus gkgfof gkgfchildren gkgfin gkgfthe gkgfUnited
gkgf States?
.
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A. Globalism gkgfhas gkgfrelatively gkgflittle gkgfimpact gkgfon gkgfchild gkgfhealth gkgfmeasures gkgfin
gkgfthe gkgfU.S.
B. Obesity gkgfrates gkgfamong gkgf2to5yearolds gkgfhave
gkgf shown gkgfa gkgfrecentsignificant
decrease. g k g f Correct
.
C. The gkgfrate gkgfof gkgfhousehold gkgfpoverty gkgfis gkgflower gkgfthan gkgfin gkgfother
gkgf economically gkgfdeveloped gkgfnations.
D. Young gkgfchildren gkgfwho gkgfattend gkgfpreschool gkgfor gkgfday gkgfcare gkgfhave
gkgf higher gkgffood gkgfinsecurity.
4. The gkgfprimary gkgfcare gkgfpediatric gkgfnurse gkgfpractitioner gkgfunderstands
gkgf that gkgfa gkgfmajor gkgfchild
,5. When gkgfproviding gkgfwell gkgfchild gkgfcare gkgffor gkgfan gkgfinfant gkgfin gkgfthe gkgffirst
year gkgfof gkgflife, gkgfthe gkgfprimary
gkgf
care gkgfpediatric gkgfnurse gkgfpractitioner gkgfis gkgfadhering gkgfto gkgfthe gkgfmost gkgfrecent
gkgf American gkgfAcademy gkgfof
PediatricsRecommendations gkgffor gkgfPreventive gkgfPediatric gkgfHealth gkgfCare
gkgf guidelines gkgfby
A. focusing gkgfless gkgfon gkgfdevelopment gkgfand gkgfmore gkgfon gkgfillness
gkgf prevention gkgfand gkgfnutrition.
B. following gkgfguidelines gkgfestablished gkgfby gkgftheBright gkgfFutures gkgfpublication.
C. scheduling gkgfwellbaby gkgfvisits gkgfto gkgfcoincide
gkgf with gkgfkey gkgfdevelopmentalmilestones.
gkgf Correct
D. seeing gkgfthe gkgfinfant gkgfat gkgfages gkgf2, gkgf4, gkgf6, gkgfand gkgf12 gkgfmonths gkgfwhen
gkgf immunizations gkgfare gkgfdue.
Chapter gkgf2. gkgf Unique gkgfIssues gkgfin gkgfPediatrics
1. A gkgfnurse gkgfis gkgfexplaining gkgfthe gkgftherapeutic gkgfmilieu gkgfto gkgfa gkgfnew
gkgf nurse. gkgfThe gkgfbest gkgfexplanation gkgfof gkgfthis gkgfterm gkgfwould gkgfbe:
1. The gkgfplace gkgfwhere gkgfthe gkgfchild gkgfis gkgfreceiving gkgfcare.
, 2. Group g k g f therapy.
3. Personal gkgfinteractions gkgfbetween gkgfpatients gkgfand gkgfstaff.
4. All gkgfof gkgfthe gkgfabove gkgfare
gkgfcorrect. gkgfANS: gkgf4
2. A gkgf16-year-old gkgfmale gkgfhas gkgfreceived gkgfa gkgfpink-slip gkgffrom gkgfthe gkgfpolice
gkgf for gkgfinpatient gkgfpsychiatric gkgftreatment. gkgfThe gkgfteen
has gkgfbeen gkgfexpressing gkgfthoughts gkgfof gkgfhanging gkgfhimself gkgfbecause gkgfLife
gkgfsucks. gkgfThe gkgfnursing gkgfstaff gkgfshould gkgfconsider
placing gkgfthe gkgfchild:
1. With gkgfpeers.
2. In gkgfan gkgfarea gkgfwhere gkgfhe gkgfcan gkgfbe gkgfwatched g k g f one-on-one.
3. With gkgf a gkgfroommate gkgfthat gkgfis g k g f expressing gkgfthe gkgfsame gkgfconcerns.
4. In gkgfan gkgfarea gkgfclose gkgfto gkgfan
gkgf external gkgfdoor. gkgfANS: gkgf2
3. Learning gkgfdisabilities gkgfin gkgfchildren gkgfhave gkgfscientifically gkgfbeen gkgflinked gkgfto:
1. Poor g k g f nutrition.
2. The gkgfenvironment gkgfin gkgfwhich gkgfthe gkgfchild gkgflives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watching gkgfmore gkgfthan gkgffour gkgfhours gkgfof
gkgf television gkgfa gkgfday. gkgfANS: gkgf3
4. gkgfA gkgfmental gkgfhealth gkgfnurse gkgfhas gkgfassessed gkgfa gkgfchild gkgfand gkgfdetermined
gkgf that gkgfthe gkgfchild gkgfexhibits gkgfbehavioral gkgfchallenges.
When gkgfthe gkgfschool gkgfnurse gkgfexplains gkgfthis gkgfto gkgfa gkgfteacher, gkgfthe gkgfbest
gkgfdescription gkgf wouldbe:
.
1. The gkgfchild gkgfmay gkgfexhibit gkgfphysical gkgfoutbursts.
2. The gkgfchild gkgfmay gkgfexhibit gkgfviolence gkgftoward gkgfothers.
3. The gkgfchild gkgfmay gkgfbe gkgfdefiant gkgfor gkgfhave gkgftantrums.
4. The gkgfchild gkgfwill gkgfneed gkgfspecial gkgfinterventions gkgffor
gkgf learning. gkgfANS: gkgf3
5. A gkgfchild gkgfthat gkgfhas gkgfnot gkgfexhibited gkgfenuresis gkgfin gkgffour gkgfyears gkgfhas
gkgf exhibited gkgfthis gkgfbehavior gkgfpattern gkgffor gkgfthe gkgflast gkgfweek.
The gkgfreason gkgfa gkgfchild gkgfmay gkgfrevert gkgfback gkgfto gkgfthis gkgfbehavior gkgfpattern gkgfis
gkgfbecause gkgfof:
gkgf National gkgfPerspectives
1. Which gkgfregion gkgf globally gkgfhas gkgfthe gkgfhighest gkgf infant gkgfmortality gkgfrate?
A. Indonesia
B. Southern g k g f Asia
C. SubSaharan g k g f Africa gkgfCorrect
D. Syria
2. The gkgfprimary gkgfcare gkgfpediatric gkgfnurse gkgfpractitioner gkgfunderstands gkgfthat,
gkgf to gkgfachieve gkgfthe
greatest gkgfworldwide
reduction gkgfin gkgfchild gkgfmortality gkgffrom gkgfpneumonia gkgfand gkgfdiarrhea, gkgfwhich
gkgf interventionis gkgfmost gkgfeffective?
A. Antibiotics
B. Optimal g k g f nutrition
C. Vaccinations gkgfCorrect
D. Water g k g f purification
3. Which gkgfis gkgftrue gkgfabout gkgfthe gkgfhealth gkgfstatus gkgfof gkgfchildren gkgfin gkgfthe gkgfUnited
gkgf States?
.
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A. Globalism gkgfhas gkgfrelatively gkgflittle gkgfimpact gkgfon gkgfchild gkgfhealth gkgfmeasures gkgfin
gkgfthe gkgfU.S.
B. Obesity gkgfrates gkgfamong gkgf2to5yearolds gkgfhave
gkgf shown gkgfa gkgfrecentsignificant
decrease. g k g f Correct
.
C. The gkgfrate gkgfof gkgfhousehold gkgfpoverty gkgfis gkgflower gkgfthan gkgfin gkgfother
gkgf economically gkgfdeveloped gkgfnations.
D. Young gkgfchildren gkgfwho gkgfattend gkgfpreschool gkgfor gkgfday gkgfcare gkgfhave
gkgf higher gkgffood gkgfinsecurity.
4. The gkgfprimary gkgfcare gkgfpediatric gkgfnurse gkgfpractitioner gkgfunderstands
gkgf that gkgfa gkgfmajor gkgfchild
,5. When gkgfproviding gkgfwell gkgfchild gkgfcare gkgffor gkgfan gkgfinfant gkgfin gkgfthe gkgffirst
year gkgfof gkgflife, gkgfthe gkgfprimary
gkgf
care gkgfpediatric gkgfnurse gkgfpractitioner gkgfis gkgfadhering gkgfto gkgfthe gkgfmost gkgfrecent
gkgf American gkgfAcademy gkgfof
PediatricsRecommendations gkgffor gkgfPreventive gkgfPediatric gkgfHealth gkgfCare
gkgf guidelines gkgfby
A. focusing gkgfless gkgfon gkgfdevelopment gkgfand gkgfmore gkgfon gkgfillness
gkgf prevention gkgfand gkgfnutrition.
B. following gkgfguidelines gkgfestablished gkgfby gkgftheBright gkgfFutures gkgfpublication.
C. scheduling gkgfwellbaby gkgfvisits gkgfto gkgfcoincide
gkgf with gkgfkey gkgfdevelopmentalmilestones.
gkgf Correct
D. seeing gkgfthe gkgfinfant gkgfat gkgfages gkgf2, gkgf4, gkgf6, gkgfand gkgf12 gkgfmonths gkgfwhen
gkgf immunizations gkgfare gkgfdue.
Chapter gkgf2. gkgf Unique gkgfIssues gkgfin gkgfPediatrics
1. A gkgfnurse gkgfis gkgfexplaining gkgfthe gkgftherapeutic gkgfmilieu gkgfto gkgfa gkgfnew
gkgf nurse. gkgfThe gkgfbest gkgfexplanation gkgfof gkgfthis gkgfterm gkgfwould gkgfbe:
1. The gkgfplace gkgfwhere gkgfthe gkgfchild gkgfis gkgfreceiving gkgfcare.
, 2. Group g k g f therapy.
3. Personal gkgfinteractions gkgfbetween gkgfpatients gkgfand gkgfstaff.
4. All gkgfof gkgfthe gkgfabove gkgfare
gkgfcorrect. gkgfANS: gkgf4
2. A gkgf16-year-old gkgfmale gkgfhas gkgfreceived gkgfa gkgfpink-slip gkgffrom gkgfthe gkgfpolice
gkgf for gkgfinpatient gkgfpsychiatric gkgftreatment. gkgfThe gkgfteen
has gkgfbeen gkgfexpressing gkgfthoughts gkgfof gkgfhanging gkgfhimself gkgfbecause gkgfLife
gkgfsucks. gkgfThe gkgfnursing gkgfstaff gkgfshould gkgfconsider
placing gkgfthe gkgfchild:
1. With gkgfpeers.
2. In gkgfan gkgfarea gkgfwhere gkgfhe gkgfcan gkgfbe gkgfwatched g k g f one-on-one.
3. With gkgf a gkgfroommate gkgfthat gkgfis g k g f expressing gkgfthe gkgfsame gkgfconcerns.
4. In gkgfan gkgfarea gkgfclose gkgfto gkgfan
gkgf external gkgfdoor. gkgfANS: gkgf2
3. Learning gkgfdisabilities gkgfin gkgfchildren gkgfhave gkgfscientifically gkgfbeen gkgflinked gkgfto:
1. Poor g k g f nutrition.
2. The gkgfenvironment gkgfin gkgfwhich gkgfthe gkgfchild gkgflives.
3. Genetics.
4. Watching gkgfmore gkgfthan gkgffour gkgfhours gkgfof
gkgf television gkgfa gkgfday. gkgfANS: gkgf3
4. gkgfA gkgfmental gkgfhealth gkgfnurse gkgfhas gkgfassessed gkgfa gkgfchild gkgfand gkgfdetermined
gkgf that gkgfthe gkgfchild gkgfexhibits gkgfbehavioral gkgfchallenges.
When gkgfthe gkgfschool gkgfnurse gkgfexplains gkgfthis gkgfto gkgfa gkgfteacher, gkgfthe gkgfbest
gkgfdescription gkgf wouldbe:
.
1. The gkgfchild gkgfmay gkgfexhibit gkgfphysical gkgfoutbursts.
2. The gkgfchild gkgfmay gkgfexhibit gkgfviolence gkgftoward gkgfothers.
3. The gkgfchild gkgfmay gkgfbe gkgfdefiant gkgfor gkgfhave gkgftantrums.
4. The gkgfchild gkgfwill gkgfneed gkgfspecial gkgfinterventions gkgffor
gkgf learning. gkgfANS: gkgf3
5. A gkgfchild gkgfthat gkgfhas gkgfnot gkgfexhibited gkgfenuresis gkgfin gkgffour gkgfyears gkgfhas
gkgf exhibited gkgfthis gkgfbehavior gkgfpattern gkgffor gkgfthe gkgflast gkgfweek.
The gkgfreason gkgfa gkgfchild gkgfmay gkgfrevert gkgfback gkgfto gkgfthis gkgfbehavior gkgfpattern gkgfis
gkgfbecause gkgfof:
